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Making It All Click
October 2009 
Unsolved Mysteries Want to be Resolved...
Bryan
I was in another room of the house barely listening to the commentator depict an unsolved case, and as the announcer fills in details, I recognized that this was a criminal case wherein I had participated as an intuitive helping out a local private detective.
The crime is still unsolved as the young woman has not yet been found, and, of course, the crime took place in my home town, Toledo, but until now, I had not seen a local crime being covered by any national network or program before; and I must admit, it was a little eery hearing the commentator describe pieces of the crime and using tv dramatization that so closely matched what I saw in the third eye, just as I had described to the detective regarding who did what with whom.
I thought I'd never hear about this criminal case again, so why now?
At the end of the scenario, Unsolved Mysteries solicits the viewer audience to call in or contact them via the website, to offer helpful, objective facts....not psychic facts, yet I am not sure what to do, and am a little nervous about getting involved, as the way I got involved in the first place was at the prompting of my guides, who (out of the blue) collectively suggested that I pick up the yellow pages to find any arbitrary private investigator' s office, someone I had never met, in order to offer unsolicited intuitive information. Even though I considered this taboo, I complied.
Sixteen years ago, a young woman in her twenties and recently engaged to be married, was apparently abducted from a law office early morning, but noone knows for sure what actually happened, just as noone knows if others were involved. She's simply vannished along with her purse and office keys. Well, two years ago, during a cold reading, I told the families' private detective, that the custodial worker did it.
According to Unsolved Mysteries the only suspect to date is someone who repeatedly spray-painted obscene messages during non-business hours directed towards the now missing young woman; and she, being the first to open the office every morning one hour before the lawyers arrive, was also always the first to read these obscene messages, which were left on a large construction wall in clear view, facing the law firm's reception area, where her desk is situated. With each obscene message, this suspect would also leave the first and last initials to his name, which according to Unsolved Mysteries and investigative law enforcement, happens to be the first and last initials of the building's maintenance man .
To me he is one in the same, and this is actually the first time I had that hunch validated, after all this time...(custodial worker=building's maintenance man)...through a national tv program ?
Why is all of this finally being confirmed...two years after I gave the cold reading.....about a case over 16 years old? Did I change the television channel in a nick of time, just to be reminded of this, and if so....why?
I know the young lady is not alive, and I may know where the body is buried, yet the case goes unsolved, even now. I am not sure that I am made of the stuff that my friend and colleague Pam (Coronado) is, because it takes a certain perspective with constant mission, I believe.
Maybe for me the objective is not in solving this case, but helping family members heal for having lost someone beloved. I just hope my inner constitution is up for whatever I am led to do, so your suggestions, inklings or advice is greatly appreciated!
I blogged about it, if someone wants a more complete impression of my original experience, describing the way it all began, which you could use to advise me on what I might do: (ealier gaia blog)
Thanks,
Bryan
p.s. Not wanting to sound carnival-like about all of this, it feels sort of like the victim's spirit/soul is trying to contact me to help her solve this....
like in the movie.... Stir of Echoes?
Here is a link to the program referencing the victim, Cynthia Anderson
Access: Public
Is it necessary for you to identify yourself in order for you to anonymously provide the location of the body of the woman? Is there anything linking the location to the suspect? My own experience in dealing with the authorities on such matters (limited to one case because I vowed never to do so again, because of the rudeness of said authorities) is that it is best, if possible, to remain anonymous. It might relieve you of the burden you seem to be carrying for this case - and if the need is beyond the burden of the information (ie Is there a reward?) then perhaps you can also anonymously direct the reward to some worthy cause. That would free you from any ego attachment to the outcome.
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Thank you, Gemstar. I am taking all of this into consideration. In my interviews, which I am actually launching 05/01/09 in a majorly big way, outside the polarizing effect of Hollywood or cultural obsessions, I hope to bring more attention to those who have already began showing the healing benefit of psychic work used in criminal sciences. I also hope to address healing and crime by asking some popular practitioners and authors the question: “Is Criminal Behavior A Necessary Involution for Evolution?”